The Oregon daily journal., March 17, 1915, Page 13, Image 13

THE OREGON DAILY JOURNAL, PORTLAND, "WEDNESDAY EVENING, MARCH 17, -.1915.
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RILLING SIDELIGHTS IN
PIONEER'S LIFE RECALLED
Pesperate Battles With ' In-dians-
One of Many Ex-
:. beriences of Printer,
As toon at the Civil War was over
Ban.ufil T?". Elvthe. of Hood River, joined
the mrch toward the sunset across the
(rreat jplalnn. He had served through
the war. His party of westward trek
kers aet out from St Joe, Mo., with an
ox train, heading- for the Gallatin Val
ley, Mjontana, where they purposed to
take land. i-..--
They had a fight with the Indian In
the Little Big Horn country, on about
the eaime ground that later drank the
blood Of Custer and his command. The
Indians were Sioux. They were beaten
off after a. stubborn struggle, the white
men shooting from the shelter of their
wagonis. parked in a circle. Three of
. the white men were buried by moon
light after tiPe Indians had been beaten
of ft ."hen the oxen were hitched up,
(Hi) tie men forced them with goad
and whip as fast as they could travel
for 17 hours, all the time without wa
ter. I . ; ,
i This! adventure is one of the many
highlights "In Mr. Blythe's long career
for he was 73 years old last month.
He was born In Adams county, Penn
sylvania, February 14, 1842. He en
tered as a printers apprentice in the
office (of the Franklin Repository, In
Chambers burg. Pa., in 1856, and can re
.rnembir setting type -on President
Pieroafs next to last message.
: 4 : Works Way West. , . '
Having learned his trade, he worked
west Into Ohio and Indiana, setting
type lfr ti:o troublous antebellum days
In Cinbinnutl and Eton, Ohio, and other
towns in the Ohio valley.
Mr. plyth is well known to the old
er;melmbers of the printing craft in
Portlajnd. They remember him as the
roan Who could set more type in a week
than Jany of - them. Other printers
could, or . would, set more type for a
day, or two, or three days, but at the
end of the week Sam Blythe would
usually draw more than any of the
other "swifts."' .
The most that Mr. Blythe ever made
In a. week was at Virginia City, terrl-
torial capital of Montana. He went
there, in the spring of '67 with some
other-printers who had settled in the
Gallatin valley. Like him,they needed
money to keep them until "their home--stead:
should become a source of in
come. They were paid $1 a thousand
ems. One week Sam Blythe drew $144.
Several times he drew $100.
Honrs Were Long.
"Wf .worked long hours," said Mr.
Blythe last week at the borne of his
son, K. N. Blythe, 1496 East Sherman
street! who,, like hio father. Is a prin
' ter anfd newspaper man. "The law said
that the work should be set in small
pica, 11 point. Ten point was the near
est size to it in, the office, that of the
Montana Post. So we set the legisla
tive bills In 10 point, with a pica or 12
point I slug, between lines. The slugs
i counted, and with the type made 22
points for every two lines of type and
slug-. Ja though two lines had been set
In 11 point.. We set the type for the
paperf which Issued three times a week,
but, of course we made our big money
on the state work."
After the legislature adjourned, Mr.
Blythle worked on the Journals for the
Odd Fellows and Masonic lodges, which
had just organized in Montana.
- Early in "68, 'with: stake of $1500.
Mr, Blythe returned to Ohio, where he
had worked as a printer before the
war. The trip from Fort Benton, Mon
tana, to Sioux City, Iowa, was made by
' stean) boat on the Missouri river, and
was Jong, becauee the boat did not run
at night, for fear of snags. Sioux City
was (connected ,with the east by rail.
Arriving there, Saturday, - Mr. Blythe
had tjo lay over until Monday, as traina
did riot run on Sunday in, those day.
"I Iliad not been back in Ohio long be
fore I saw I had made a mistake," said
Mr, Blythe,' "and I determined to go
west again. I had visited the scenes
of my early labors, and was fully sat
isfied that there were better chances
for a printer in the far west."
Politic! Mix Up Queer.
One of the places that Mr. Blythe
visited on this trip was Wabash, Ind.,
whete he had been a compositor on the
Plaindealer before the outbreak of the
war. ,;'. .!:.. r
"The paper was Democratic, and the
partfr had; sp'lit," said Mr. Blythe,
"Breckenridge was nominated for
president by one wing and Douglas by
the-(other, i The editor, whose name
was I McGonlgle, did not know which
candidate to support. He wrote an
editorial supporting . Breckenrldge.
this easy
w ay to clear
your skin witfi
Bathe your face for several min
utes with Resinol Soap and hot
water, working the creamy lather
jnto the skin gently with the finger-tip:
Wash off with Resinol
fjoap and more hot Water. Finish
With a dash of cold water to close
the pores. ' ' ' .
Do this once or twice a day, and
yon will be astonished to find how
quickly, the healing, antiseptic
Resinol medication soothes and
feleanses the pores, removes pim
ples and blackheads, and leaves the
complexion clear fresh and velvety
Bold by all druggist. For sample free,
write t Dept. l-P, Resinol. Baltimore. Md.
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Samuel F. Blythe.
Then he turntd over the same sheet
and wrote one supporting Douglas on
the other side. Handing the- copy to
me he went out on the street. I set
one of the articles, which one I do not
remember. Pretty soon, before I could
set the other, McGonigle came back,
having felt of the public pulse to some
extent, and wrote an editorial support
ing Lincoln, the Republican. This I
put into type, and it was printed.
. "I was a Democrat myself, and be
lieved that the Democratic party was
the only thing that could save the
country. When Lincoln was elected I
thought the country had gone to smash.
Lincoln was not idolized' in those days
as he Waa later. Politics were pretty
severe, and attacks were made on a
candidate's personality, rather than
on the principles he espoused.
Serves roar Years.
"But when war broke out, I enlisted
in the Twenty-second Ohio volunteers,
ttfid served four years. After my fir6t
enlistment, which was served in the
western field of war, I Joined the vet
eran volunteer army that served the
rest of the war In the eastern field."
Mr. Blythe, was at the siege of Vicks
burg. As soon as the surrender came,
he went right into the city "'on his
own hook," j without Waiting for a
pass or permission. Hungry for the
eight of a print shep, he soon found
one. The forms of a paper were ready
to go to pi ess, just as the rebel soldier-printers
i had left them. In the
forms were' articles ridiculing the
Union besiegers, lampooning General
Grant and telling of the Impossibility
of his taking the city. With the slight
alterations that the Union soldier
printers added When they found the
forms, -was printed the famous Vicks
burg siege newspaper, thousands of
facsimile copies of which, printed on
wallpaper like the originals, are now
extant.
"I was the first Union man In the
shot), I think, and left before the others
came, or I would have had a hand in
getting out that paper,- said Mr.
Blythe.
Tights in Kassas.
. After the capture of Vlcksburg and
Fort Donaldson, Mr. Blythe was with
troops that fought in Arkansas, hav
ing the rebal Irregulars, or guerillas, as
their opponents, principally.
But with the war behind, two trips
across the plains to his credit, and a
knowledge that he could no longer be
satisfied in the east, the year 1869
found Mr. Blythe working at his trade
in San Francisco.
He came to Portland July 5, 1870,
with several other printers from San
Francisco, where they had been hired
by' Ben Holladay, the pioneer railroad
man, to come to Portland and work on
a morning dally paper, to be called
the Bulletin. On the same steamer
came a complete plant for the paper.
The Bulletin was established and
for a time flourished. But Holladay
lost his crip and the paper died in
1875.
"Then six printers, including George
H. Hlmes, present assistant secretary
of the Oregon i Historical society, and
myself, started the Dally Evening Bee,"
said Mr. Blythe, "That was in Novem
ber, 1875.
Hlmti Sad Job Plant. .
"Mr. Hlmes, had a Job (plant, and the
paper was issued ' from his office. A
man named D. H: Stearns promoted
the deal. Wei ran the paper, inde
pendent politically, until the spring of
"7$, when tome of the boys, dissatis
fied, wanted to sell out to one of the
parties, they didn't care which. With
one other partner, I opposed the sale,
but Stearns bought us out, giving us
his note and a ! sit on the paper at 60
cents a thousand, as long as we cared
to stay. I put the note in George
Homes' safe, and it may be there yet
for ail I know.'l
In 1877 Mr. Blythe bought the land
at Hood River which Is now his home.
He had been married in 1873 to Miss
Emma Nation of Portland. They moved
to j Hood Kiver in 1878. Twice after
that the family; lived in Portland, but
since 18S9 the home has' been at Hootl
Kiver. jw -
In 1894 Mr. Blythe bought the Hood
River Glacier, a weekly paper. He
ran it for 10 years, selling out to A.
D. Moe, the present publisher, in May,
1904. !
Before visiting with their, son and
his family in Portland last week, Mr.
and Mrs. Blythe had spent two months
in California, during which they took
in both thQ San Francisco and San
Diego expositions and visited their
daughter, Mrs. David T. Marlor, their
only other Chll4, at Escondido.
4; Springer Belongs to Crook. ?
Salem, Or.,
General Brown
March 17. Attorney
today handed down an
Springer, county Judge
Opinion that G,
Of Crook county, is legally a resident
of that countyi and qualified to hold
office, although he was 'a resident of
the section of Crook county which was
created into Jefferson county. Fol-
Jowing the election creating Jefferson
county and before the proclamation of
the governor declaring the result of
the election. Springer declared his in
tention of i claiming his residence in
Prlnevllle, and j this action is held by
the attorney general to be sufficient,
inasmuch as he resides with his family
in Prlnevllle. '
i Wilbnij Is Surprised.
Hood Biver, j Or., March 17. The
members of . the Hood River bar held
a ; surprise ? party last night on their
fellow memberi George R. Wilbur, in
lupor of t hiaf thirty-sixth : birthday.
The visitors presented Mr. 1 Wilbur
with a briar pipe and several pounds
of smoking tobacco: A dainty lunch
eon was served by Mrs. Wilbur.
All Is Not Serene - -Between
Two Fairs
San Diego JJenies "Reports From tfes
Worth, circulated for Malicious Sea
sons," That Its Exposition Will Close.
San Dieao. Cal.. March 17. With
Meat weather conditions existing, and
with hundreds of tourists arriving daily
from the east, the Panama-California
exnositinn officials announced here to
day that attendance figures are rapidly
erowinsr and that new attractions are
being booked each week:
The attention of President Davidson
was directed today to th renewal; of
reports from the north that the fair
was about to close because of lack of
patronage.
''Such rumors, ' he said, fare almost
too ridiculous to reouire denial. They
must have been circulated, for malicious
rfantlH The aHnrlA.Tic i nAt onlV
keeping up, but is growing larger week
alter weett. we are planning lor new
exhibits and many new special attrac
tions. ' .
"Rvrv f f 1 I r i c f a .ntnt frnm
nan uiego nigmy pieasea wiin our exi
position, and voluntarily praising it
everywhere, as far as I have heard.
"The larger hotels of the city are
already Jammed and are turning away
many would-be patrons. All o- the
other hotels report excellent business.
That they will all be overtaxed to
house the many special excursions al
ready scheduled for the exposition
goes without saying."
stoxaos strmsEKSt ssao raxs
So many stomach sufferers have
been benefited by a simple prescription
of vegetable oils which cured a Chi
cago druggist of. chronic stomach,
liver and intestinal trouble of years'
standing that we want you surely to
try this remedy. It is known as Mayr's
Wonderful Remedy. One - dose will
convince you. It usually gives com
plete and permanent results even In
the most stubborn cases. One dose
will convince you. Mayr's Wonderful
Remedy is sold by leading druggists
everywhere with the positive under
standing that your money will be re
funded without question or quibble if
ONE bottle fails to give you absolute
satisfaction. - (Adv.)
NEW TODAY i
LAND!
20 Years to Pay!
Bt VMtr Fartn Horn fcia Am Canadian telfl e.
Most productive soil rood climate i tiy market
fine transportation U the comforts and ways ol
making money farming that you nnd in the best Burn
ing sections everywhere-
Low Prices and $2,000 Loan
Thl rich land onlr Si I to $90 per aoe Irrigated
land from 1S. Twenty yearn to pay --hmk. ol it.
Kong before your nasi payment is due your m will
have paid for itseii. We lend you up to , t) for
farm i mproTemmts, on certain conditions, with no
security but the land Itself. Twenty years to repay ft.
Interest 6 per cent. If you want a farm bom all ready
to step into, get one of our Ready Made Farms.
Dairying:. Nesja and t-lvwstocst Mc:ka !"!;
tneomaa Hara. Lands Meal for these purposes.
Present conditions in Kiiropa assure highest trices
known for everything raised.
These Offer Based oa Good Land finest oa earth
' for mixed farming and rrain growing. Tbe bnt land
will be taken first, so time's sredousto von. R'W
call today for fr handbook and full particular.
:ooe andbit partecutera. I
Ins Seattle, Marco 23 I
TON, Dist. Rep. I
Pine St. 1
b Hotel Bids.)
Excursion party teaming:
L. K. THORNTON.
. JT71 1
(Multnomah
Port and, Or.
High Ciass Investment
95 SCENIC LOTS
Just north of' Portland, overlooking
Willamette and Columbia rivers. An
estate will sacrifice. Terms to suit
buyers. A fine property : ready for
market. I See
M'FARLAND
309 Yeoa Blag., Portland.
MEETINQ NOTICES
41
V- OREGON
COMMANDER!,
Special Thursday
K. T.
eveninar. March 18. at 7:30.
"Order of the Temnle. Par-
v I lors open from and after
1:30 p. m. You are invited to make
use of them. C. F. WIEJGAND. Recorder
0P!S3iy'fci (Wednesday) evening,
Wot 17
Visitors cordiajly invited.
Kecona degree.!
W. W. TERRY, Secretary.
Wl IIST, f party and dance j given by
Webfoot Co.,-No. 65. W. O. W Fri
day evening, March 19, in iW. O. W.
Temple, 128 llth. Le Vanway's orches
tra. Cards 8:45; dancing Iff o'clock.
MT. SCOTT Chapter, O. E. S. Regu-
lar (communication first and third
Wednesdays of every month. By or
der of W. M. i
MAUD E. CONNELL., Sec.
W fat Statistics
inarriages.Birtbs. Deaths.
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MARRIAGE LICENSES
Otto Joseph Gatzmyer, St. Johns. Or., legal,
and Sarah i M. Chipman, St. Jobna, legal.
Edwin M. Ward. Seward hotel. 26, and Eu
genia A. Smith, 441 Vi Belmont at., 17.
Frank El Fey, Alexandra Court, legal, and
Elizabeth T. Freeman, Alexandra Court, legku.
tagene Wetsler, biX Clifton at., legal, and
Pauline Wei&s. 829 Corbett at., leral.
Frank Arthur Boacow, 3S Ruuaoli at., lefral,
and Beulah Elma Barlow, 784 Belmont at.,
legal. ; I
M n Qmlh, Pa Weddi
eddi n g and
Visiting cards.
Third floor, Morgan bldg. j "
DRESS suits for rent, all sizes. Unique
Tailoring Co.. S09 Stark sti
BIRTHS
DKISCOIX To Mr. and Mrs. Benj. F. Dris
coll, Milwaokte, Or., February 2i a danght.
WIEEN To Mr. and Mrs. Robert Wyren. Kr-
rl Hta.J Femnary 13, a aon. 1
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DEATHS AND FUIS'ERAXS 75
SWEET At the faintly residence, 346 Jackson
at.. March IT, Arrflla Juseplilne. agred 7
years S months 13 el'ia. belored idansbter of
Mr, and Mrs. Dwight D. Sweet.: Anooancement
ol funeral later. . , i i
ELLIOTT-fAt her late resMeuce.! West Port
land. Mrcb 16, Almira Fay Elliott.- aged 28
wnvn TViai farrui Ina t 4- I, .unk.
j cat m. aw a vt-ua a coiurim cct i u
likhment of J. P. Flnley & Sob, i Montgomery
at did.
MARTIN & FORBES CO., florists, 347
Wash. (Main 26, A-1269. Flowers for
all occasions artistically arranged.
CLARK H BROS., florists, fine flowers
and floral designs. 287 Morrison st.
CLARK'S Flower Shop- Funeral de
signs. Jflowers. 4S0 Wash. Main 3771.
FLNEK-L DIRECTORS
H?m!lhn E- 80th and Glisan. Fu
ailillLUIl neral arvici Tahnr 91S
R, T.
wrnp W'illlams and Knott
East 1115. 1C-1943.
PEARSON 9-m
Undertakers. East 10S0.
Rnssell : at
P. L. LERCH. leading east side under-
taker. E. 1 1 th & Clay. B-1SS3, E. 781.
Q!PACQUndrtklnScoMain 4162.
OrvL VVjCO a-2321. Cor. 3d and Clay
CniUOVIIiL C133. A..222&. 445 Mor.
FUNERAL DlilECXORS
(Continued)
A splendid residence undertaking es
tablishment, with private driveway.
J P. FiNLKY & SON.
Montgomery at Fifth.
MR. EDWARD HOLMAN, the leading
funeral director. 220 3d. St., eorner
Salmon. Lady assistant. . Phones A
1511, Main 6t7.
Dunning & .McEnteejKdS
every detail, 7th and Pine. Main 430,
A-oas. i-aay assistant.
F. S. Dunning, Inc.
Kat Side Funeral Directors, 414
East Alder ft. Kast 52, B-2525.
Chambers Co,
and Kerby. Wood-
lawn 3306. C-11S3. Lady embalmer
A. R. Zeller Co 'East 1088. C-1088.
Ladv attendant. Day and night service.
Walter C. Kenworthy
1532-1534 E. 13th. Sellwood 71, B-1122.
A. D. KENWORTHY & CO. Calls
promptly answered in all parts or
city. I. O. O. F. bldg.. Lents. Tabor 52 6 7.
MONUMENTS,
3E
BLAESINGORANITECQI
gfey-jpto ax cow, mapison
1-uKiL.ViMJ MAKBLt; WKS., 264-266
4t,h st.. opp. city hall. M. 8564, A-l5l.
TO LEASE
63
WANTED A good hotel man to, lease
a furnished hotel in live Washing
ton to wn1'-209. Journal. - ;
GENERAL REAL ESTATE 62
FINE Income property on west side,
10 minutes from P. O. No reason
atle offer refused. X-161, Journal.
FOR SALE HOUSES
61
t;en nn
5 room modern bungalow
Richmond Addition. 1 block
off car, with cement base
ment, laundry trays, fireplace,
built-in buffet, Dutch kitchen,
and right-to-the-mimite in a.ll
respects. Read farther. I am
certainly going to sell this
place to someone this week.
It belongs to. me and I am liv
ing In the house now. li am
leaving town and being j too
far to ship my furniture 1 am
going to let it stay in the
house if you want it at! the
same price. Carpeted through
out with the best carpet, j five
rockers, dining room table; and
chairs, bookcases, pictures, 2
bedroom sets complete. $50
gas range, gas heater, dishes,
cooking utensils, and in ifact
everything- to think of. Finest
hedges of roses, also climbers,
about the yard. The irice
above is given to sell lt'this
week, and if you mean busi
ness call at 401 McKay bldg...
or call Main l'J42 for appoint
ment.
BEST SUYS.
Kasy terms, discounts for 1 cash.
' 31500 6 rooms, bath, toilet, base
ment, gas, electricity, close to tar.
$1700 4 rooms, bath, toilet. Base
ment, gas, electricity; lot 108x100.
$2600 New, 5 rooms, modem, fire
place. $3000 New, modern, fireplace, hard-
wooa noors tnrougnout. i
$3500 7 rooms, modern, up-to-date.
Marshall 6370. C. O. REAGAN,
332 Chamber of Commerce.
IRVINGTON HEIGHTS BUNLALOW.
Cut price $2850. only $500 down;
terms. I have bought a larger, home,
now have no use for this bungalow of
6 rooms, t bath, gas, furnace, buffet,
fireplace, full cement floor basement.
corner lot, garage; hard surface street.
See this at once.- We will dd busi
ness. I'll try to meet your j terms.
Call owner, Woodlawn 2888.
FURNISHED BUNGALOW
$50
New 4 room bungalow, doubly built.
nice bath, fine fixtures, Dutch 1 kitch
en, run cement basement, laundry
trays; completely furnished and! ready
to move into; on paved street and
close in on east siae. ir'nee $2ivo. $oi
cash ana, 15 per montn.
GRUSSI & BOLDS.
328 Board of Trade BldL Main 7452.
ROSE CITY PARK
HOMES.
Deal direct with tbe owners,- the
original platters of this beautiful part
of Portland. Call on our realty de
partment, cor. 4th and Stark. I
HAKTMAN & THOMPSON
WHY pay rent when you can buy 'a
nice 3 room cottage for $550; $75
down, $10 per month. On a large piece
of ground-like this you can .raise all
your vegetables, berries, fruit etc
which is the greater part of yotjir liv
lng. M. E. Lee, 505 Corbett bldg.
$17,000 RESIDENCE FOR $3500.
125x150, elegant view tract; large,
well built, modern home; cement gar
age, $2500 cash. Look, this up immedi
ately. Phone Marshall 6370. I.
C G. REAGAN,
832 Chamber of Commerce.! i
$900 sacrifice; modern bungalow, in
East Irvington; 6 rooms, beautiful
fiir-tii-rACl 'nil Vn 1 i It In pnnvftninAB 4i 1 11
concrete basement, furnace adP fire
place, uome out ana see this. Broad
way car, 903 Tillamook, st. East 258.
LET US BUILD YOU A HOME
On. your lot or ours; by you wn
plans or ours; pay us like rent.
THE OREGON HOME-BUILDERS,
1330 Northwestern Bank Bldg.
BARGAIN 50x100 '6 room house,
sleeping porch, .electricity and gas.
Roses, berries and fruit, 2 roornihouse
in rear in good condition, 2 blocks
Hawthorne. 1247 E. Main. Tabdr 171.
IF YOU have a few hundred dollars
and wish to commence the building
of a new home this- month, eome in
and talk it over. jk. a. Curtis 267 Vt
Oak st
$1876 BRAND NEW MODERN 5
ROOM BUNGALOW, 60x100 LOT,
ELEGANT VIEW, TERMS. OWNER,
936 E. 18TH ST. N. IRVINGTON
CAR TO PRESCOTT ST. I
FOR SALE 4 rjom house With 4 lots
5xl00 each; lots of fruit; neariMt.
A Oft r i. f T. 111
must go east. Apply 2884 3d , st.
Koora v.
JUST RENT NO DOWN PAYMENT.
New or old nouses, $1450 up; as
low monthly payments as $15 month.
Owners, Smith-Wagoner Co., Stock
Exchange. ;- ;
EIGHT room house, corner, loti
100X
trees
both
block
100, fine location, lots of fruit
Including fig trees ana grapes,
bearing. zo minutes out. l
from car. B-746. Journal..
SACRIFICE.
4 room modern bungalow corner
lot.
20 minutes out. diock rrom car,
on easy terms. Phone Main 411
$1600.
AM FORCED TO SACRIFICE.
$1250
t -mrmm tnfulprn full lrt K iib-
to
car; fine locations $I20; $100
Tabor 2546. 1
cash.
r tl iin? tkraa trrn? hAmn. .In
Irying-
ton, one-third less than cos
mansion fine. East 273. W. H.
.: one
Herd-
wan.
NEW modern . house, never
occu
pled.
SiBt and Yamhill, block
Sunnysid
e
i ' i - 1 '
MODERN room nouse, Z4ot); terms.
Cwner. uror .aaja. ounnyisiug 'aqq.
FOR SALE House and lotl near
1 Broadway bridge. 326 Benton, st.
fe
61
. $2650
Five room modern bungalow,
Richmond -addition; I block of!
car, with cement basement, laun
dry trays, fire place, . built-in
buffet, Dutch kitchen, and right
to the minute in alt respects;
Read further, I am certainly
going to sell this place to some
one this week. It belongs to me
and I am living in - the' bouse
now. I , am leaving town . and
being too far to ship my furniture
I am going to let it stay In the
house, if you want it, at tha
same price. Carpeted through-outi-with
the best carpet. 5 rock
ers, dining room table, chairs,
book cases, pictures, two bed .
room sets complete, $50 - gas
range, gas heater, dishes, cook
ing utensils, and in fact every
thing to think of. Finest hedges
of roses, also climbers, about
the yard. The price above is
given to sell It this week and
if you mean business call at 401
McKay bldg., or call. Main 1242
for appointment,.
CAN you afford to miss the oppor
tunity of securing a splendid room
home; bath, den and all modern con
veniences; located in one of the most
desirable districts in . the city, when
same may be obtained by only a small
payment down, balance like rent? Call
quickly. Marshall 1869. .
FOR KALE LOTS
10
ROSE CITY PARK
LOTS.
Deal direct with th owners, the
original platters of this beautiful part
of Portland. Call on our realty de
partment, cor. " 4th and Stark. -
HARTMAN & THOMPSON-
LARGE TRACTS, uxl75.
Adjoining carline and station, 25
minutes' ride, water piped, graded
streets. Help you build and sell on
easy terms. Akerson Gooch & Co., 614
Stock Exchange bldg. "
NO bridges to cross, Multnomah sta
tion, beautiful home site, 16 min
utes' car ride. Bull Run water, $300,
$15 down. $6 per mo. O'Donneil &
Warner. 501 Corbett bldg.
FINE homesite on west side, $350, $10
down. $5 per month; city water; best
value in the city; this Is only 15 min
utes' car ride, 6o fare. AL B, Lee, 605
Corbett bldg.
TO AVOID FORECLOSURE.
10 lots, neighborhood 20th and E.
Ankeriy. Submit offer. Fred W. German
Co., 914 Cham, or com.
PARKKOSE Large corner acre, fin
est location. Bargain, $115J. Main
4183 mornings. . '
ACREAGE
57
3 Acres, -$100. Down
All level and in cultivation, on
5c car at Lents; just a few
blocks north of the town, adjoin
ing property laid to city lots. If
this was laid to lots it would
bring in overi $5000. . I am leav
ing tovn and some one can cer
tainly get a j bargain here, this
week. Prices $2000. I am the
owner. Main! 1242. .
t ACRES-i-JlOO.OO DOWN.
All level Ind in cultivation.
on 6c car, at Lents, just a few
blocks north) er the town; aa
ioining property . laid to city
lots. If this! was laid to city
lots it would bring- in over
$5000. I want to leave town
this week and some one can
Certainly get a bargain here,
price $2000. I am the owner.
Main 124Z.
IMPERIAL XA -ACRES $250.
Get
in and get one of these While
they ire going. REMEMBER they are
all o4 the north side of Division at.,
betweien an auto jfactory and canning
factory in operation. One or more
will produce sufficient returns to( pay
for themselves; for details see
I SMITH j& HOUCK, !
301 Henry bldg. I Marshall 2396.
CHICKEN and fruit ranches near Port
land; Gresham district, electric Sta
tion mile. New subdivision. Sun
shine Valley orchard tracts; best soil,
free wood; elegant location. Prices
only i$7o to $15Q per acre In small
tractsl easy terms. Frank McFarland
Raltv Co., 309 Yeqn bldg.. Portland. Or.
Section Line Bargain
14 acres, half beaverdam, miles
from city limits, oh O. W. P., near Sec
tion Line roaa. uniy f zauv; easy terms.
W. Hi ROBS,
212 Mohawk bldg. !
Gibson Half Acres ,
Good soil, city iwater, close to i car
line, easy terms; I will build toault
nurchaker. PhoneL Marshall 1585 or
Sellwobd 476. John H. Gibson, owner.
ONIOJtTS CELERY ASPARAGUS
A beautiful 2 acre tract, over 4
cleared, nice building spot with trees,
near Tigard; $675t $100 down. $12.50
per month, a includling interest. Fred
W. German Co.." 9l4 Cham.1 of Com.
TO AVOID FORECLOSURE.
7 rooms and sleeping porch, thor
oughly modern, close to car mortgage
$1250, assessments $79; $500 for
equity. Place worth $27bu. Fred IW.
Germi i Co., 914 Cham, of Com.
4 room plastered Ibungalow, with fire
place, Electric lights, water and acre of
ground; very easy terms. M-406, Jour
ind;
tCBI
nal.
FORCED to sell 1 iacre, all cultiteo.
300 steps to 2 electric stations; oniy
$10 down. Put up a tenthouse and
save expenses. Call at .600 Concord
bldg., 2d and Starl
MUST Ibe sol this I week; 1 acre fertile
soil, nice, new 4 room nouse, diock s
from Blount, Scott car. $1500, $175
down, balance easy payments. Phone
at one;, Tabor 6985. -
MILWAUKEE &
Suburban Realty Co.
handle property
exclusively aiong
Oregon City
Milwaukie, Or,
electric
Phone 19-J,
i
IF yo
are Interested
in buying 6 acre
trac
small payments
inquire room
208 A
ington bldg.
TRACT LAND.
large, 72nd and Stan-
ton, cor sale or
lease, or Doth, come
and se
FOR SALE FARMS
!17
OWING to poor health
I wish to sell
or rent my farm
6 miles. S. W. of
of 160 acres located
Molalla: 100. acres
miles from Yoder
S-, electric line; a
er acre; also i600
to sell to settle an
in cultivation:
statlonl on W. Vj
sacrifice at $100
acres of other land
estate. C E. Judd
, Molalla. R. F. D. 1
40 acres. $2500.
cleaned, 6 acres
wood ind water,
way and R. F. D.
1500 cash. 4 acres
slashed. Plenty of
On Columbia ffltrh-
R6 mile from station
and Columbia rl
ver.
1H miles from
good school. I 38
R. F. D. 1, box
town. fe. mile
from
miles from Portland.
45, Goble, Or
160 ACRES impjrovea, on splendid
. roadt school On lana. soring water.
rural mail delivery: can get 680 grass;
land adjoining irara .government; me
best grain, and stock proposition: in
the county; price!
$3260; $500 down.
Write
bwner, C. Cole, Condon, Or,
FARMj
for - sale.
situated 40 miles
sou
th
of The
Dalles, containing 240
acres;
over 100
acres tillable, level;
price
$20 per cre
half down, balance
on es
Swift,
sv terms,
Apply to Mary J.
Wamlck, Or,
- - - t - -
LIVE AND
LET LIVE. t - - i
Well
equipped
farm.
138 acres; soil
first
ass, team.
iows and machinery,
location
ideal; s
iflall payment .dowiii
annual
payments
wunout interest.
Woodland, Wash.
Address
Bo 10
FOB BALE HOUSES
17
Eastern Oregon Wheat Land
Lands In Eastern Oregon! and Wash
ington, which will average 20 bu. of
wheat per acre under existing condi
tions; will net (leased) 17 per annum
on a Valuation of $50 per acre should
wheat remain 75a per bushel.. I have
such lands for sal in tracts of ItiO
to 12p0 acres at $25 to $35 per acre,
and on attractive terms of sale, I
shall not waste your time and my time
and money showing you doubtful val
ues. M. Berkeley. Pendleton, Or.
Here Are 2 Real
Snaps ,
30 acres good land, on tounty road,
24 miles from town, 35 1 miles from
Portland: 12 acres cultivated, 2 acres
fine orchard, small house and barn,
some timber. Price $2000; good terms;
also 4 acres in good town, 35 miles
from Portland, good new 6; room house,
a fine home. Price, $1700; . want $750
cash. Neat Brown. 209 Panama bldg.
40 ACRES CHEAP.
20 acres cultivated; 10 i acres more
partly-cleared ; balance timber and pas
ture; free outrange for stock; barn,
housefa and good orchard. I Stock, crop
and Implements go with place; located
flnso tr psilmoil Inwn URi miles from
Portland. Price 42500: terms.
A. K. HILL, 419 llnry tsiag.
SNAP FOR CASH BUYER.
. 5 acres, all. in cultivation, good 4
room house, stood barn, small family
i orchard, spring on place; nice place
for chickens and a good borne, all for
$1250 Tor a short, time.
SEE CAREY'S REALTY CO., -203-4-5
Lumber Exchange, ,i
2d and Stark.! - -.. )
WHEAT RANCH $12 ACRE.
Splendid investment worth f aO acre,
800 acres, all In cultivation. 200 grow
ing wheat, good well water, house,
barn, 7 head horses, threshing machine
and farm tooTs, 8 miles from station;
biggest bargain in Oregon;! $5000 down-,
balance 5 years. 7 per cent. HOYT
Ql'IGLEYCO., 503 Rothchlld bldg.: I
MONEY MAKING FARM. I.
40 acres. 30 miles from i Portland, i20
in cultivation. 15 slashed, 6 timber,
all good fartn land, 4 miles to Ry.
station, 6 room house and barn, horse,
2 cows, chickens, all needed farm ma
chinery, nearly new; $3500; terms. D.
Mccnesney. Title & Trust oiag.
WHEN you answer these Want Ada.
mention The Journal ! !
FOR RENT- -FARMS
14
FARM FOR RENT.
40 acres all in cultivation with good
house and barn, good well and wind
mill, 12 acres In crop, G acres ready
for potatoes, - balance plowed, wire
fenced and cross fenced, 1 mile j of
church, school and store, 25 miles
from Portland. See Carey's Realty
Co., 203-4-5 Lumber Ex. bldg., 2d and
Stark. ' I
WANTED, two steady : experienced
fruit ranchmen to rent or work
ranches at Hood River and Eugene;
gardening experience desirable. See
Dr. C. w. Edmunds at Rainier Hotel,
Portland, Thursday night next at
10:30 p. m. - J
60 ACRES near Beaverton. 80 to 40
acres in cultivation; necessary farm
buildings. Cash or will rent on shares.
Stroud & Son,- Beaverton.; -Or.
RENT 9 acre chicken ranch, close in,
Vancouver; all cultivated, lots fruit.
WHEN you answer these Want Ads,
a ATM- T t
mention ine yournai.
HOMStEADS
47
Canadian Homesteads
j. N.N Grieve, Canadian! Immigration
agent, will be at Hotel Perkins Friday
and Saturday this week to meet ipeo
ple interested in western Canada.'
WANTED Desert claim relinquish
ment. Vale or Burns district, imme
dlately. Box 673 Medford. Or. T '
WHEN you answer these Want Ads,
mention Tve Journal 1 . I
EXCHANGE-REAL ESTATE' 24
For, Sale or Exchange, Lease
and Furniture
60 room family hotel, fine lo
cation, heart of the city, large!
dining room in connection, ev4
erythlng first class and us to
date. Will take clear home in
Portland or ranch and somel
cash. This Is a money maker, "
clearing now overi I $250 perl -
month. Rent very reasonable.
Fine location fori ! tourists-!
rooms all rented. This is -a!
snap.. Reason for selling, par
ty going to California. -(V).
Dorr E. Keasey & Co,
2d floor. Chamber of Commerce,
80 ACRES Unimproved; some opea,
nearly ready to plow;; 2V4 miles to
town, paved street several mills, 3
railroads and boat; loins tracts held at
$100 to $300 per acre. Clear of debt.
Trade fpr Portland property. Mort-
frage or auto, -or small i payment and
ong time. Box k7. Castlerock; Wash;
WANT about 15 or 20 acres. 15 or 20
miles from city, with house; will
exchange building at Lents containing
frocery stock on 2 lots, cash value
3000, no incumbrance. Can -also turn
in $1200 mortgage and extra lot. Phone
Marshall 8851. I i I
640-ACRE COLO. WHEAT RANCH
in rain belt, all in cultivation, partly
fenced, fine well softhwater. house,
barn; $10 acre takes! I small valley
farm, balance cash or time. I
HOYT-QUIGLEY CO.. I
509 Rothchild bldg., cor., 4th and Wash.
WILL trade choice 5 acres, deep black
soil, in Beaverton district, with ood
4 room neat cottage, barn, well, ail
fenced, fine condition; $2500, and well
worth more, for dwelling In Portland.
clear. Call Main 1242. 401 McKay bid.
WANT country home n of about 40
acrearln Multnomah county, will ex-f
change $15,000 residence in Los An
geles free of Incumbrance. Phone
Marshall 3851.
WILL sell my equity of $1960 in, 2
beautiful close in lots, 90x100, val'
tied at $2500, for $1600j; or will trade
for bungalow and smaller lot up to
same amount. Barnes; Main 7669-.I
BEACH property worth $500 to ex
change for what yon have: also 160
Acre stock farm in Clarke county.- $30
per acre. N W. Merrlf leid, 810 Wash
ington st., Vancouver, Wash. I
30 acres good soil, new 6 room house
and outbuildings. Will trade for
(grocery stock in Portland or gobd
stock ranch. H. C. Flnster, Big Eddy,
Or. .. k .:. 7 .
EXCHANGE equity in ;house and lot,
modern.-6 rooms, good district, for
acreage. Consider unimproved if good.
Marshall 6239. t T -
HAVE fine Tot, aU ciear, close
worth $900. Will sell for $650 lor
trade for good second hand auto.
Athon, Main 7669. t -- . !
SO AC. on Estacada line, 23 miles
Portland, exchange for- city prop
erty or will sell cheap. Stout Invest
ment Co., 723 C pf C. 1
WILL. TAKE lot or auto in trade for
part of $2400 equity in $4250 Irv-
. . ... d n n T !
lnKlun punijai'jw. i-o. juurntu
SEVEN room modern house on lOOx
200, fine home, for sale or exchange
for closer in. Tabor 5135.
WISH to trade 30 acres unimproved
Mosler apple land f r lots on the
Peninsula. Woodlawn pS07.
MODERN residence for cultivated
acreage near Portland, 311 Allsky
FOR SALE FAHM
Coatlnaed)
321 acre reiinquishment for sale 'or
trade for valley acreage; Lake' Co.;
by owner. 725 E. 15th. Portland. Or.':
SIXTY acre farm near Salem; take
residence in -Portland! payment, ail
Alisky bldg.
BOISE. Idaho city home, for Newberg.
Or., property. Box 65S, Newberg.l
WANT to trade for j house equity.
T-804, Journal. . - -
20 acres, - stocked, for nale or trade.
W'oflsteln, 205 Aliskyt bldg. !.
WHEN you Answer these Want Aa.
mention im journal. -
EXCHANGE REAL ESTATE 24
-. CConUnned)
Exchange or Sale
'SUBBBflV "0AILJIRIBBK1IJI-
Do You Want to Go There?
We have splendid properties
that will raise oranges; alfalfa,
lemons, walnuts, olives, grapes,
or anything that flourishes In
California.' Fine for chickens,
turkeys and hogs. Excellent
dairy proposition. We are in po-
Kilion to take som first class
Oregon properties, either city or ,
- country. In part - payment "On
these properties. Your holdings
mu6t , pe free of : incumbrance.
Some cash necessary.
Three lines of transportation,
river and tall. Fine markets
and cheap freight rates. Deep,
rich soil.- ready for the plow.
The price is only $110 per acre.
Plenty of water. We guarantee
the land to be as represented.
The property is In the best part
of the Sacramento valley. Only
a limited amount o.f property
can be taken in exchange. The
price will soon advance to $135
per acre. Don't delay, .
Dorr E. Keasey & Co.
2d Floor Chamber of Commerce
Building, Portland, Oregon,
EXCHANGE 34 acres, 25 acres in
cultivation; good house, barn, 6 large
chicken houses, granary, good well,
soft water creek through place: 20
acres creek . bottom; hogtight fence;
close to good city, fine road; 44 mile
to public school, 2 miles to high
school. This is, one of the best farms
In the Willamette valley. $3000 equity
to exchange . for good Portland prop
erty YX-239. Journal.
IF YOU have any property for sale or
exchange it will pay you to ae Mc
Keni;le & Co., 516 Oerlinger bldg.
WANTED REAL ESTATE 81
HAVE 320 acres good land in the Pan
handle of Texas and want well Im
proved 15 or 20 acres near rod town,
and school In Willamette valley. B-907,
Journal.
ONE to & acres, . close in, near car;
wanted In trade for my modern
duelling. Call evenings. 916 East Kelly
st. Phdne Sellwood 601.
WANTED to buy for cash cheap, lo.
from owner; Inside car district. W.
Brady, Perkins hotel or B-910, Journal.
CHEAPEST lot for cash; give full de-
ncnption. u-iiti, journal.
WANTED 3 to 6 acres with Improve
ments, close in on United "Electrlo.
Must be bargain. V-823, Journal. ,
WANTED Best cash buy In cheap
acreage. Box 364. Lents.
f ROOMING HOUSES 53
e?f-?ji r""" - -- -aaasagst
$300 HANDLES t2 ROOU9.
15 apartments, all- on one floor; fine
brlckf building, steam heat, good loca
tion and. well furnished, price for all
only $750; $300 cash, balance $26 per
month; rent $75. -
" ' $400 COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
Strictly modern building, rent $60;
only hotel In town of 1600 population;
good placa for 2 ladies.
. $500 HANDLES 40 ROOMS.
Downtown hotel steam- beat, good
transient - trade; rent only $100 per
montju.,) j .. - ..-.- . .
" 80 ROOM APPARTMENT HOUSE.
'In igood location, west side, strictly
modern, always full; good furniture;
price $4000, half cash, balance trade.
INVEST $6600, CLEAR $4000
i ANNUALLY.
' Finest apartment house of $6, I and
3 room apartments, all with private
bath! and phones; automatic elevator,
elegant brick building,- close In, on
westi side, beautifully furnished
throughout; nothing better to be found
In its class In Portland; will; sell for
$650q, and give terms on part. i
j." "I 75 ROOM HOTEL. 1
' Ground floor lobby, strictly modern
brick! building, west side, rent only
$230! per month;- price $3600; $2000
down; b&lanca monthly (
! Business Chance Dept.!
SECURITY DEVELOPMENT " CJX.
Ground Floor Multnomah HoteL,
I Cor. of 4th and Pine Sts.
1- - $600 20 H. K.
- Close in. always fulL clearinr $65
every month above expenses; $300 cash.
509 Rotncmid mag.
BARGAIN FOR YOU. ACT QUICKC
12 S rooms, west side, air rented, elec
tric flights, running water in rooms,
goodl furniture; will invoice; must sell
quick; price $260 for an. call 88 lath,
SMALL rooming house, , chickens and
pigeons; good income; must be sold;
come, maka offer. 185 N. 12th st.
Main 7416. - - .- - - - -!; -
ROOsMINO house, 14 rooms, very fine
close In location, fine furniture, all
clean; making uood money; a snap for
$350: terms $150 cash; nice modern
house. Call 191 4th st. . ' '
EIGHT room rooming house for rent,
with good furniture for sale, $100
cashi. - A bargain, 808 6th St. j
FURNITURE of a small rooming
house for sale or rent P-820, Journa
LI
, BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES 20
"To" BUYOR SELL A BUSINESS-
OF j ANY KIND ANYWHERE SEE
IPiialnM, CKanra Denart ment
S1XURITY DEVELOPMENT CO
r
round floor Muitnoman notsi.
Cor. of 4th and Pine sts.
, ' ' Cigar Store :
and4confctlonfcl!Y tand. rent $16, on
best! corner in city; will Invoice $350;
price today for all $180. Sea Peters
15 N: 5th st. ' m
WELL paying cigar stand and billiard
room; finest place, best location In
cityi 12,000, adjacent to Portland, at a
bargain. . K-500, Journal, Vancouver,
Wash.
. 1 HOYT-QUIGLEY CO.,
-6d9 Rothchild Bldg. 4th and Wash.
Hotels, i rooming houses, stores,
farms, bouses and lots. Specialty made
of trades, i Quick results obtained.-
WANT $1000 with or without services
to -vhelp complete financially at
tractive enterprise: Mosiey absolutely
secured. -Liberal bonus to right party.
430 Worcester bldg. . i
WANTED Steady man to work In a
repair shop las partner. Pay you
$80f -month now, which, can be in-
crea sed. Call room 329 Morgan bid g.
CONFECTIONERY, bakery goods, etc.,
ai strictly cash store for sale cheap,
and you can clear over $100 month.
Call room szv morgan oiag.
HALF interest in established, electrlo
fixture and wiring business; good
location. $300! will handle. Look this
up. f Y-240, Journal. . '
500
BUSINESS Cq
CARD3 " Oi7C
4 VI 1000 for 90o.
Rose City Printery, 3d at Taylor.
$350 A dandy little grocery, less than
invoice; : rent of bldg. and 3 nice liv
ing? room. $10 "tnontfL 1063 E. 26th st.
N. Woodlawn 3764.
LIGHT groceries, utter, eggs, .etc.,
owneri wants a partner to help him
In his store. Good pay. Call room $29
Morgan bldg. 1 . i. -
BUTTER stand for sale, Yamhill mar
ket; small investment required. In
quire manager. - , i
1000 Business Cards $.85
Ryjier Ptg. Co... 8. W. cor. 3d & Morrison
WILL rent window for small popcorn
machine, best location In town. 328
Washington St.- ,
FOR SALE Barber shop, 807 Burn
wide. j -v- . - -. j .
FURNITliRE store for sale. I Write
WHENvyou answer tJiese Want Ada,
- mention Tbe Journal. i
BUSINESS OPIOHTUNITIES CO
. (Continued)
$1800 GROCERY OUT OF TOWN.
Rent" $30 per month; business for
1914, $11,203.06, very little credit; lo
cated in good town of 4500 population:
will invoice.
$300 BUYS BAKERY.
Dandy little place in suburbs, rent
$20, with 4 living rooms.
$4600 GROCERY. PART TRADE.
Good business, well estahliKhed;
stock goes at invoice; will tako $0uu
cash, balance clear property.
. r ; $400 COMMERCIAL HOTEL.
6 miles north of Portland, clears
$75 to $85 per month; fine lor 2 ladies,
MINERAL SPRINGS RESORT.
20 acres Of the finest grove for
camping grounds; plenty of bottom
land for gardens; large 3 story hotel
and other necessary buildings; located
on good auto road, about 109 miles
from Portland; might lease.
$2500 GROCERY.
$1000 cash, balance clear- property;
sales run $1600 per month; rent $35..
$450 "CASH MEAT MARKET. T
Sales $1000 per month, rent $20; fine
shop and .equipment worth double the
pries asked. .
Business Chanre .Depart men t.
EECURITY DEVELOPMENT CO.,'
Ground Floor Multnomah Hotel, '
Cor. of 4th and Pino sts.
Greatest Bargain Ever
Grocery, delicatessen, conf. etc., fur
nished living room, fine west side
corner; Invoice $1200. $400 takes ail.
Hurry, must be sold at once; ilirutrreo
went of partner. 602 Conch bUlg.
WANT party with some money t
help open ajid manage grocery store;
good opening for right party. 427 Pit-
tock block.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES
WANTED 68
WANTED To- buy a small stock of
groceries that can be moved; would
consider other goods if price is right.
T-698. Journal.
WHEN you ai.swer thsae Want Ada,
mention The Journal.
MONEY TO LOAN
HEAL ESTATE
S7
LOANS on Improved city property or
for building purposes; advance made
as building progresses; liberal repay
ment privileges; no commission. J. P.
Lipscomb, 242 Stark st. Main 4420.
MONEY TO LOAN Any amount, no
delay; mortgages purchased; can
use several desirable building loans;
owners only. Fire insurance. Henry C.
j-ruunuinme, Morgan Diog.
PRIVATE ON HAND TO LOAN. '
auuu at r'o tbuuo at 7',b
3000 at 7 2500 at 1','o
. . 700 ut i'o 300 at 8'B
M'KENZIB & CO.. 615 Oerlinfr bldr.
Mortgage Loans
i I. L. WHITE.
701 Sel ling bl dg;
BUILDING LOANS on city and subur
ban property; money advanced as
work progresses; W. O. Beck, 316 Fail-
ing piqg. Main 3407.
WE have money to loan on your real
estate; first mortgages only.
HAMMOND MORTGAGE COMPANY,
428 Chamber of Commerce.
$3500, $2500 or $1000 to loan on first
mortgage security, city property only.
Conrad P. Olson, 630 Chamber of Com-
mere oiag.
MONEY to loan In amounts of $100
to ouou on city property. A. II. lieli.
ivi vernnger piqg.
MORTGAGE loans at current rates.
Real estate security. Apply room aOi
Stock Exchange, 3d and Yamhill.-
CASH paid for mortgages, ho tea, con
tracts; mortgage loans; reasonable
via t v T J . i a , (, t , . , j . .
$100,000 on mortgages, city and laruv
.Property, firs insurance. McKenzle
& Co., Gerlinger bldg., 2d and Alder;
1 WILL lend any part of $10,000 on
.improved city property at 7 .per cent;
no brokers need apply. P-304,-Journa I.
MORTGAGE LOANS. 6 and 7 per cenC
Louis Solomon AiCo., 229 Stark st.
?360' ttuoi 100. $1600. Fred
i W. German Co., til-Cham, of Com.
$40,000 ok Less, farrington.
80 4th St.. Board of Trade bidg.
MONEY to loan 6 to 8 per cent. WfTE
Belts & Co., 310 Spalding bldg.
$6000 to $16,000, private money. Z-S34,
$600 to $6000 to loan on ?lty or farm
property. Tabor 2620. R-S73. Journal.
MONEY to loan at 7 per cent. L. De
Luchl, 324 I ront St. Main 780.
$3000, all Or pairt, to private parties on
city security. V-824, Journal.
HAVE $1000 for immediate loan on
, -I
WHEN you answer these Want Adj.
mention The Journnl. -
-y mpei.ty. cot p, i.entH.
Money to loan
chattels. salakies
J7
IMMEDIATE LOANS
ON". DIAMONDS AND JEWELRY
i AT EASTERN RATES.
iWe have one of the finest retail
Jewelry stores In the city. A loan de
partment is conducted in connection
with same, making business STRICT
LY CONFIDENTIAL. Absolutely . ho
signs designating loan business dis
played in front of our store. All mer
chandise pledged is held for a period
of seven months, whether or not in
terest Is paid when due. Ws are li
censed and have been established since
1899. No connection with any other
loan establishment in this city.
A. & M. DELOVAGE, JEWELERS,
3 24 Washin g to n at.
LOANS IN SIX .HOUltS' TIME.
At Legal Rates
We loan money on diamonds, pianon.
livestock, storage receipts, plain notes
or furniture.
I Portland Loan Co,
Licensed by State.
Rpom 205 Rothchild bldg..
Bet. 4th and 6th on Washington et.
SALARY LOANS ON PLAIN NO'i'Ko.
ABSOLUTELY NO. SECURITY.
! Business Strictly Confidential.
STATE SECURITY COMPANY.
LICENSED.
1 309 FAILING BLDG.
MONEY AT ONCE:
Diamonds. Watches. Musical Instrnm'ts
i Separate dept. for ladies.
Ki.nv rn i r t,..r...,i w
320 Lumber Ex.' bldg., 2d and Btsrk.
LOANS on diamonds, Jewelry, strictly
oonriqentiai. 341 Mornnon St.
WHEN you answer these Want Ads,
mention The Journal.
MONEY to loan on diamonds, lowelry.
R. W. King. 45 Washington bldg.
LOANS WANTED
80
WANTED ON A-l SECURITY
$10,000 at value $50,000.
4,000 at 8, value 12,000.
2,000 at 8, value 6.000.
1,500 at 8, value S,00.
600 at , value" 2,000.
$500 at 10, 1 year, value $2500.
M'KENZIB & CO., 615 Gerlinger bldg.
I WANT $5000 for 2 years on irn
proved central city - property, worth
$20,000; no other incumbrances. V
805. Journal. .
$1700 WANTED Security close in irn
proved city property, conservatlv
value $?000.
A. K. Hlbi,, 4t iienry piqg.
DISTRESS Want $2000. Security a
cinch. No hanks, Jews or sharks
considered. Phone Woodlawn 16o:;.
$600 from private party on 6 rrn. hous
and lot. Owner. X-625, Journal.
WANT $1000 to $1500 on city property,
west side.' B-908. Journal.
LIBERAL bonus. No agents. Y-210,
Journal. '
WHEN you answer these Want Ads,
mention Te Journal
.FINACLIL
61
FIRST and second mortgages, also sel
lers' Interest In contracts purchased
Oregon and Washington. U. E. Noble
Lumbermens bldg.